An unusual Tea strainer made in London in 1849 by Rawlings & Summers.

An unusual Tea strainer made in London in 1849 by Rawlings & Summers.
An unusual Tea strainer made in London in 1849 by Rawlings & Summers.

An unusual Tea strainer made in London in 1849 by Rawlings & Summers.

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British Silver Post 1830

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375086

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The Tea Strainer has a circular bowl with reeded border, pierced with roundels to simulate a flower head.  This piece has two heart shaped side handles and is in excellent condition.  The strainer displays a full set of marks on the side of the main body.

Length: 4.1 inches, 10.25 cm.

Diameter of the bowl: 2.5 inches, 6.25 cm.

Weight: 2oz.

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